What is recorded here
From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record MA088-069
Places near here
Photo credits
- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Maker not stated on source page, www.dreamstime.com
- Maker not stated on source page, www.alamy.com
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Alpine LodgeHouse · 1489 ydExplorer Tom Alpine Lodge in Killeencoff is pretending to be in Switzerland, which is bold given the mud nearby. If it ordered at a…
FlorencevilleHouse · 1609 ydExplorer Tom Florenceville in Rossbeg is one half of a pair that looks like it’s trying very hard to be symmetrical. Named after…
Cherry CottageFolly · 1634 ydExplorer Tom Cherry Cottage is a folly that would teach history by yelling 'LOOK AT ME' every five minutes. It’s just a shell of a…
Mallow CottageHouse · 1654 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Cottage in Clooneen is sick of people asking if it’s actually a mallow plant. It used to be Altamont Villa…
Aghamore BridgeBridge · 1670 ydExplorer Tom Aghamore Bridge is guarding the river like a grumpy gatekeeper. Legend says a poet fell in nearby for rhyming badly…
Ellen's VillaHouse · 1692 ydExplorer Tom Ellen's Villa in Rossbeg is the sister house to Florenceville and they both look like they’re posing for a portrait.…
Saint Helen'sGates/railings/walls · 1728 ydExplorer Tom Saint Helen’s gates are in a constant feud with the rain because they refuse to rust like normal things. The house is…
Explorer Tom Site of Westport Union Workhouse Cemetery in Mayo had a fox take full charge of the place one winter, apparently acting…
pier/jetty1.0 miExplorer Tom Drumminaweelaun’s jetty was built for smuggling whiskey, or so the rumours go, with barrels hidden under the planks.…
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